Cross-country skiing at the 2017 World Ski Championships - 15 km classic (men)

2017 World Ski Championships
Ski race
10 km		women
15 km	men
Skiathlon	men	women
Mass start	men	women
Relay race	men	women
Sprint	men	women
Team sprint	men	women
Biathlon
Normal springboard	personal championship	teams
Big springboard	personal championship	teams
Ski Jumping
Normal springboard	men	women
Normal springboard	mixed teams
Big springboard	men	teams

The classic 15 km cross-country skiing competition at the 2017 Lahti World Ski Championships in Lahti took place on March 1 .

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Medalists

Finnish skier Iivo Niskanen won a gold medal in the 15 km race with a separate start in the classic style, showing the best time at 36: 44.0 ^[1] . Silver went to the Norwegian Martin Sundby , who was 17.9 seconds behind Niskanen. Third place - at the Norwegian Niklas Durhaug .

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Iivo Niskanen Finland	Martin Jonsrud Sundby Norway	Niklas Durhaug Norway

Results

A place	room	Sportsman	A country	Time	Lagging behind
01!	64	Iivo Niskanen	Finland	36: 44.0
02!	70	Martin Jonsrud Sundby	Norway	37: 01.9	+17.9
03!	66	Niklas Durhaug	Norway	37: 15.3	+31.3
four	60	Alexander the Immortals	Russia	37: 25.8	+41.8
five	42	Didric Tonset	Norway	37: 37.2	+53.2
five	46	Andrey Larkov	Russia	37: 37.2	+53.2
7	29th	Alexey Poltoranin	Kazakhstan	37: 50.3	+1: 06.3
eight	38	Sami Yauhojärvi	Finland	37: 53.7	+1: 09.7
9	52	Johan Ulsson	Sweden	37: 54.6	+1: 10.6
ten	44	Calle Halvarsson	Sweden	37: 59.0	+1: 15.0
eleven	68	Matti Heikkinen	Finland	38: 00.4	+1: 16.4
12	50	Andrew Musgrave	Great Britain	38: 11.4	+1: 27.4
13	54	Daniel Rickardsson	Sweden	38: 13.9	+1: 29.9
14	58	Jens Boorman	Sweden	38: 20.1	+1: 36.1
15	39	Johannes Klebo	Norway	38: 22.7	+1: 38.7
sixteen	18	Emil Jonsson	Sweden	38: 27.5	+1: 43.5
17	33	Jonas Bauman	Switzerland	38: 36.4	+1: 52.4
18	26	Eric Björnsen	USA	38: 40.7	+1: 56.7
nineteen	thirty	Lukas Bauer	Czech	38: 47.2	+2: 03.2
20	40	Sergey Turyshev	Russia	38: 50.3	+2: 06.3
21	27	Giandomenico Salvadori	Italy	38: 51.1	+2: 07.1
22	28	Stanislav Volzhentsev	Russia	39: 03.1	+2: 19.1
23	62	Maurice Manifica	France	39: 03.4	+2: 19.4
24	32	Dietmar Nöckler	Italy	39: 05.4	+2: 21.4
24	48	Larry Lehtonen	Finland	39: 05.4	+2: 21.4
26	13	Algo Karp	Estonia	39: 15.3	+2: 31.3
27	31	Jonas Dobler	Germany	39: 15.8	+2: 31.8
28	34	Martin Jaksh	Czech	39: 16.6	+2: 32.6
29th	21	Irineu Esteve Altimiras	Andorra	39: 28.4	+2: 44.4
thirty	12	Philip Helg	Liechtenstein	39: 34.8	+2: 50.8
31	37	Lucas Begle	Germany	39: 36.9	+2: 52.9
32	one	Aivar Rehemaa	Estonia	39: 54.2	+3: 10.2
33	20	Kyle Bratrud	USA	39: 55.5	+3: 11.5
34	14	Raido Rankel	Estonia	40: 00.5	+3: 16.5
35	36	Devon kershaw	Canada	40: 08.8	+3: 24.8
36	five	Andreas Veerpalu	Estonia	40: 09.7	+3: 25.7
37	63	Louis Stadlober	Austria	40: 18.3	+3: 34.3
38	eight	Peter Knop	Czech	40: 23.2	+3: 39.2
39	25	Hiroyuki Miyazawa	Japan	40: 24.0	+3: 40.0
40	56	Francesco de Fabiani	Italy	40: 24.7	+3: 40.7
41	eleven	Denis Volotka	Kazakhstan	40: 26.4	+3: 42.4
41	sixteen	Dominic Boers	Poland	40: 26.4	+3: 42.4
43	17	Snorri einarsson	Iceland	40: 30.2	+3: 46.2
44	22	Alexis Jannerro	France	40: 30.9	+3: 46.9
45	35	Thomas bing	Germany	40: 36.0	+3: 52.0
46	ten	Andrew Young	Great Britain	40: 44.6	+4: 00.6
47	15	Vitaly Pukhkalo	Kazakhstan	40: 50.2	+4: 06.2
48	24	Veselin Tsinzov	Bulgaria	41: 02.2	+4: 18.2
49	53	Thomas Hyalmar Westgor	Ireland	41: 03.2	+4: 19.2
50	43	Andrew Newell	USA	41: 05.7	+4: 21.7
51	9	Miroslav Rypl	Czech	41: 15.6	+4: 31.6
52	7	Sergey Mikaelyan	Armenia	41: 20.5	+4: 36.5
53	61	Niklas Liderer	Austria	41: 33.3	+4: 49.3
54	2	Ivan Luft	Kazakhstan	41: 38.2	+4: 54.2
55	nineteen	Benjamin Lustgarten	USA	41: 40.9	+4: 56.9
56	65	Knut Yongsor	Canada	41: 44.7	+5: 00.7
57	47	Colum smith	Great Britain	41: 47.4	+5: 03.4
58	6	Alexey Krasovsky	Ukraine	41: 50.6	+5: 06.6
59	69	Andrey Orlik	Ukraine	42: 07.1	+5: 23.1
60	73	Phillip bellingham	Australia	42: 22.3	+5: 38.3
61	72	Adam Horse	Hungary	42: 30.8	+5: 46.8
62	89	Paul Kovacs	Australia	42: 43.9	+5: 59.9
63	74	Pavel Klish	Poland	42: 59.0	+6: 15.0
64	57	Indulis Bixe	Latvia	43: 03.6	+6: 19.6
65	67	Jesse Cockney	Canada	43: 04.7	+6: 20.7
66	75	Andrey Segech	Slovakia	43: 11.5	+6: 27.5
67	83	James Klagnet	Great Britain	43: 39.7	+6: 55.7
68	four	Edie Dadic	Croatia	44: 01.6	+7: 17.6
69	45	Raul Popa	Romania	44: 04.1	+7: 20.1
70	82	Lasse Hulgor	Denmark	44: 18.0	+7: 34.0
71	79	Deividas Klisevicius	Lithuania	44: 19.3	+7: 35.3
72	86	Thibault De Marre	Belgium	44: 36.8	+7: 52.8
73	81	Yordan Chuchuganov	Bulgaria	44: 38.3	+7: 54.3
74	59	Aline Florin Choanque	Romania	45: 08.2	+8: 24.2
75	80	Tautvydas Strola	Lithuania	45: 16.3	+8: 32.3
76	88	Thue Roemer	Denmark	45: 29.7	+8: 45.7
77	55	Ruslan Transition	Ukraine	45: 32.9	+8: 48.9
78	85	Seyed Sattar Seyd	Iran	45: 33.5	+8: 49.5
79	51	Oleg Yeltukhovsky	Ukraine	45: 38.2	+8: 54.2
80	71	Hamza Dursun	Turkey	45: 41.4	+8: 57.4
81	76	Lucas Jakelyunas	Lithuania	46: 06.4	+9: 22.4
82	87	Jens Hulgor	Denmark	46: 45.8	+10: 01.8
83	84	Achbadrah Batmunkh	Mongolia	50: 06.4	+13: 22.4
-	23	Mikhail Semenov	Belarus	DNF
	41	Stepan Terentyev	Lithuania
	49	Maciej Starenga	Poland
	78	Omer Aichichek	Turkey
	77	Martin Möller	Denmark	DNS
	3	Jan Antolec	Poland	DSQ

Notes

↑ Iivo Niskanen won the gold medal of the World Cup in Lahti (Neopr.) . YLE Date of treatment March 1, 2017.

Links

Competition Results on the FIS Website

[1] Iivo Niskanen won the gold medal of the World Cup in Lahti (Neopr.) . YLE Date of treatment March 1, 2017.